The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has called for an ‘urgent intervention’ to protect international cricket. The MCC committee also cited that the game is at an ‘important crossroads’ with most cricketing schedules being swayed by domestic leagues. It has urged ICC to balance domestic leagues and international fixtures better. The latest addition of SAT20 and
Australian cricket legend Mark Taylor has urged that the game should embrace a four-day format to protect the longevity of format. Last week, Australia defeated India in the third test by nine wickets in Indore after displaying a poor outing in the earlier two tests at Nagpur and Delhi. Ever since Ben Stokes and Brendon
Australia made a convincing 9-wicket win over India in the third test, helping them book a place in this year’s ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Final in England. But who joins them, India or Sri Lanka, in the finals remains wide open. Aussies have been one of the most dominant sides during this World Test
The Women Premier League’s inaugural edition is set to commence on March 04 in Mumbai. The first-ever WPL 2023 is short of no star cricketers featuring in the tournament. Ahead of the much-foreseen Women’s Premier League, let’s take a look at the top stars from all five teams. The Indian Women’s team captain, Harmanpreet Kaur,
Mumbai Indians (MI) have a significant boost as their key pacer Jofra Archer is fit and ready to appear in the entire Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023. As Jasprit Bumrah’s inclusion in IPL is hanging loose due to surgery scheduled, Jofra Archer’s presence will be a huge advantage for the franchise. After Jofra Archer’s absence
IndvsAus 3rd test: Australia is no stranger to facing India on spin-friendly pitches when touring India, and this Border Gavaskar Trophy match has been no different. While the first two test matches at Nagpur and Delhi looked to trouble the visitors, the third match was troublesome for the hosts. The third test match in Indore witnessed
On Tuesday, New Zealand scripted history in Wellington as they became only the fourth team to win a Test match after being imposed with a follow-on. In a classic fifth-day contest, they pulled off a stunning one-run win over England. Pacer Neil Wagner was the star for Kiwis, who scalped four wickets, conceding 62 runs,
